Sentence examples for To concluding from inspiring English sources
verb
To end; to come to an end.
- The story concluded with a moral.
Meanwhile Icap and Howe Robinson are also said to be close to concluding a deal.
You might choose not to, concluding that the downsides outweigh the upsides in your case.
"We are negotiating the final details and are very close to concluding the deal," he said.
We are close to concluding our terms of trade and signing.
"The results of their talks are encouraging, and both leaders are committed to concluding an agreement soon," Mr. Hammer added.
Last week, in addition to concluding a sports link with Malone, Fox launched a children's-television venture with Saban Entertainment.
"We are working on a plan for DACA," Trump said, calling the negotiations "fairly close" to concluding.
Ah, and we were so close to concluding that those Etonians were just like you and me ….
"We're in discussions and feel we're very close to concluding a deal," Huddersfield chairman Dean Hoyle confirmed.
"We look forward to concluding this deal as part of our plans to release some $5 billion of capital in the next two years through strategic divestments".
With Moyes committed to concluding the season at Everton, he will not be introduced as United manager until after the campaign is over.
